OP - I know this might sound snarky but do you actually use any lotion on your legs now? It is less important which specific lotion you use and more important that you actually use it 1-2/day. Even though it only takes a couple minutes, I mentally put it off but the lotion doesn't matter as long as I use it. And my legs are so dry they open up and bleed in the winter.

Anonymous wrote:Amlactin.

Was just skinning thru to see if anyone had amsaid Amlactin! A derm recommended it to me a long time ago. They have it at Costco.

Aquaphor healing ointment..

Anonymous wrote:eucerin advanced repair.

This!

I love this stuff. Have chronic dry skin due to an autoimmune disease and it’s the best.

https://www.cerave.com/skincare/diabetic-skin/diabetics-dry-skin-relief-moisturizing-cream

Eucerin is what you want, in the thickest formula you can find. The numbers are on the bottle, you want the highest.

I use Queen Helene cocoa butter, and it is a game changer. It's non-greasy and keeps my skin supple. I only need to use it every other day, and this is coming from someone with extremely dry skin. I purchase it from the beauty supply store.

Any generic that says "compare to aveeno"

I use cetaphil for my face.

For my body, I typically use a Vaseline formulation (advanced or cocoa butter), I often use the store brand instead of Vaseline. It’s fine.

Like PPs have said, I apply to damp skin after I shower.

Try Avon Skin So Soft oil in the shower. I apply, shave, then rinse off.

Cuccio naturale.

Anonymous wrote:CeraVe, Cetaphil or Vanicream. Apply to damp skin.

These. Also Eucerin is good. Thick, but good.

Anonymous wrote:Amlactin.

This is amazing for powdery dry skin.

Curel ultra healing is ok; Seaweed company unscented is great but you don't get much in the 6 oz tube :/